They are a great way to trigger your memory and learn new vocabulary. Students often ask me "how do you make flashcards to study French?
" Here are my tips. First, let me answer some general questions about making a French flashcard. What is a Flashcard? A flashcard is typically a piece of paper with one info on one side, and another one on the other side. Usually, flashcards are made of strong paper: 1/8th of a page or 1/4th for bigger ones.
14 French Grammar Checkers to Quickly Improve Your Writing Skills. 20 Authentic Ways to Say Goodbye in French - French Together. You just ate in a lovely restaurant in the centre of Bordeaux.

You paid, left a tip to the friendly waiter and are about to leave. And you wonder…Should you say “au revoir”? Or is it “salut”? You want to sound friendly, but not too informal. Oh and you’d love to communicate your desire to come back to try that fondant au chocolat the couple sitting at the next table is eating.
Crime and Justice - Lawless French Vocabulary. Describing Clothes and Using Color Adjectives in French. Clothing and colors are part of everyday life in France: essential if you want to go shopping, they are also used daily to describe people around us.

Today, let's review our French color adjective rules and French clothing vocabulary with many examples. We were reviewing the adjectives of colors with my Australian Skype student Robyn. Now we are working with Essential French dialogues, and are studying the conversation at a clothing store of chapter 3. For homework, I asked Robyn to review the extended vocabulary list about clothes in my audiobook “A Moi Paris 2” (chapter 4), the precise rules about color adjectives in French in my audio lesson on French adjectives (chapter 5) and to write sentences describing what she’d be wearing in certain occasions (and to be creative!).
Learn French Vocabulary With the Sims - Bathroom Routine. Let's study the French bathroom vocabulary and then illustrate a daily bathroom routine with a short video in easy French featuring the video game "the Sims".

This article also includes the French transcript and English translation. This video featuring the Sims really hits two birds with one stone : The French bathroom vocabularyThe French reflexive verbs (the “se” verbs), which are used a lot in the bathroom routine. Follow this link to my article about the French reflexive / pronominal verbs.
Learn French With The Sims - French Body Vocabulary + Video. Learn the French Vocabulary about the body - le corps - and see it become alive with a video about the French terms for the body featuring The Sims 4.

French Mistake – Les Chevaux Versus Les Cheveux In French, we have a special name for the hair which is on top of your head: “les cheveux”. A single piece of hair would be “un cheveu” in the singular, but in French, when we refer to the ensemble of the hair, as in when you comb your hair, or style your hair, we use “cheveux” in the plural: Des cheveux or les cheveux. Not to be mistaken with un cheval and des chevaux which are horses…
Learn French With The Sims - The Face - Le Visage.

Let's learn the French vocabulary about the face, and then see it come alive with my video featuring "the Sims", a popular videogame.

French Vocabulary Lesson With The Sims - Hair Styles and Textures - Video. Today, we’re going to explore the hairstyles and textures vocabulary in French, as well as hair styles for men.

Study the French hairstyles vocabulary and then watch my video featuring the popular videogame The Sims in French. Today, we’re going to explore the hair styles and textures in French, as well as hair styles for men using Les Sims.
Facial Hair French Vocabulary Lesson - Les Sims - Video. Today, we’re going to explore the facial hair vocabulary in French, as well as hair styles for men. Study the French vocabulary about moustache, beard etc... and then watch this short video featuring the popular video game in French "Les Sims". Scroll to the end to see the video.
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French Halloween Vocabulary - Halloween in France. Halloween is not a French holiday, though each passing year sees a few more bits and pieces of it imported to France. Nevertheless, learning the French translations for Halloween vocabulary can be fun, especially for younger students. ‘Appy ‘Alloween! Is it le Halloween or l’Halloween? The "H" is silent either way, and I see / hear it both ways. I guess because it’s a foreign word, the French haven’t come to a consensus on whether the H should be aspiré or muet. Because it’s not a well-established French activity, there’s no single translation for the exclamatory "Trick or treat!

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French Vocabulary About Death - Expressing Your Sympathy in French. After a death, it is not always easy to find the correct words to express one's sympathy. Especially in a foreign language! Here are some words of French vocabulary to talk about death, as well as common sentences to send your condolences.
How do we Celebrate Halloween in France? Learn French Vocabulary and Traditions. We don't typically celebrate Halloween in France. In the 1990s, young French hipsters started to have costume parties for Halloween, and some bars and restaurants took up the trend as well (French people typically love costume parties, they are very popular for New Year's Eve or birthdays, even among grown-ups).

Halloween in France – a Good Commercial Opportunity So Halloween is not a typical French holiday but stores try to take advantage of it, and it’s not unusual to find a “carve your Halloween pumpkin (“une citrouille” or “un potiron”) display at your local grocery store. Well, pumpkins don’t sell like hotcakes in France, so I guess everything is good to try to sell them… But I don’t know that French people are massively carving pumpkins or doing anything special for Halloween…
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Learn French With The Sims - The Face - Le Visage. Discover Authentic French Countryside Buildings - Bilingual Story. Pierre lives in the French countryside, more precisely in the sunny Lot-et-Garonne. When he takes his French immersion students for tours of his region, they are surprised to discover old buildings such as dovecotes, watermills and windmills. Follow him for a virtual visit of these quintessential French countryside architectural constructions. Au début de son séjour chez moi, Virginia, venue de la lointaine Australie a découvert des constructions dans la campagne qu’elle n’avait vues nulle part ailleurs.

At the beginning of her stay with me, Virginia, coming from distant Australia, discovered buildings that she hadn’t seen anywhere else. Passionnée par la France où elle a voyagé de nombreuses fois, elle dit elle-même qu’elle connaît en France plus d’endroits qu’en Australie, elle n’avait jamais vu de telles bâtiments. Passionate by France where she traveled several time – she even says she know more places in France than in Australia – she had never seen such buildings.
Discover Authentic French Countryside Buildings - Bilingual Story. Gmail - Free Storage and Email from Google. Learn French - French Word of the Day Widget. Ce qu'il y a autour de moi - Gazette LSF. Gmail - Free Storage and Email from Google. French Train Station Vocabulary - Talk in French.

Whether you are travelling to France soon or not, it’s always a good idea to stock up your French vocabulary with words and phrases related to trains and train stations. Today, our topic is all about that.Trains are a great way to travel all over France. It’s comfortable and convenient, plus you get treated to the most scenic views! Getting around via trains is an altogether different topic (let’s talk about it on another day), but for now, let’s learn the words and phrases you will encounter at the train station and when traveling by train. Now here’s an example dialogue: Une vente par téléphone Le vendeur: Donc, M.

11 Authentic Ways to Say "Sorry" in French - French Together. 11 Authentic Ways to Say "Sorry" in French - French Together. Gmail - Free Storage and Email from Google. Gmail - Free Storage and Email from Google. Amener, Emmener, Apporter, Emporter, Rapporter... To Bring and To Take in French. These French verbs are confusing for English speakers because they cannot be translated from their English counterpart: to bring and to take. The key is to understand the meanings of the base verbs "porter" and "mener" and the meaning of their prefixes "a-", "em-", "ra-" and "rem-". When it comes to using to Bring and to Take in French, you cannot just translate. The logic is a bit different in French, so you need to think as a French person would, therefore you need to really understand the meanings of the verb, or in this case, the meaning of the “base verbs” porter and mener.